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A review by mrsbooknerd
War by Laura Thalassa
3.0
I definitely enjoyed this book more than the first in the series. War was more engaging than Pestilence, who had been too naive for me to get into. War had an edgier, darker, bantery, sexy thing going on.
I did enjoy War's development and how it ended. I loved the tension as Miriam sought revenge and that whole section.
There was also a humour in this book that I don't remember from the first. Even War had some bants.
I thought though there was this instant something between them, it wasn't love or chemistry. I can't put my finger on it. They were together, but I didn't see the evidence of why they both felt connected. I'm not sure if it is because we spent so much time with Miriam hating War and then being like ahhh but I slept with him anyway!
Despite the length, I didn't want to stop or lose interest at any point, which is odd because it wasn't a plot driven novel as such, it was heavy on the character development.
I did enjoy War's development and how it ended. I loved the tension as Miriam sought revenge and that whole section.
There was also a humour in this book that I don't remember from the first. Even War had some bants.
I thought though there was this instant something between them, it wasn't love or chemistry. I can't put my finger on it. They were together, but I didn't see the evidence of why they both felt connected. I'm not sure if it is because we spent so much time with Miriam hating War and then being like ahhh but I slept with him anyway!
Despite the length, I didn't want to stop or lose interest at any point, which is odd because it wasn't a plot driven novel as such, it was heavy on the character development.